Porkloin
Oscar Heil Groupie
Back in the days before CD's saved me from the constant picking at my OCD from LP's, the pitch of music from a turntable, tape deck and radio stations was one of the major bains of my existence. Of course, I had a turntable with a pitch control on it, but no one else seemed to.
CDs came along and I thought that pitch would no longer be an issue - that digital recording and copies of those recordings would be exactly as the recording engineer had intended. But with the internet streaming and the popularity of MP3's, is there a chance that pitch irregularities could be purposefully of inadvertently be inserted into the material?
CDs came along and I thought that pitch would no longer be an issue - that digital recording and copies of those recordings would be exactly as the recording engineer had intended. But with the internet streaming and the popularity of MP3's, is there a chance that pitch irregularities could be purposefully of inadvertently be inserted into the material?